EXCLUSIVE: Aubrey O'Day and SnL Want You to 'Party All the Time'

Aubrey O'Day is rising from the ashes of Danity Kane and proving that she's more than capable of creating a musical sensation without her former Making the Band cohorts.

Check out this exclusive new track from Aubrey and Shanell, more popularly known as SnL, rocking the 1985 Eddie Murphy classic "Party All the Time." Aside from the dulcet tones of Aubrey and SnL's golden throats, the remake boasts production by Maestro and a brand-new bridge penned by O'Day and Young Money's SnL. Listen to it here! Listen to it now!

Aubrey told us, "This song is a classic!  Shanell and I are 80's babies, and we felt like us signing the lyrics to each other put a hot new twist on it, plus we added our own lyrics to make a bridge which the original didn't have...  We wanted our remake to embody a 'tatu' (the artists) vibe."

SnL added, "Aubrey and I always get into trouble when we go out together, so in thinking of a fun song for us to remake, 'Party All the Time' was perfect. Even though the original was written from a guys point of view to a girl, we decided to keep it the way the late great Rick James wrote it - and besides Aubrey will always be MY GIRL for life! This is our way of saying 'Girls Just Wanna Have Fun!'"

In addition to her burgeoning solo career, O'Day also has an upcoming stint in the hit Vegas burlesque extravaganza Peepshow this fall, and will be filming her very own reality show at the same time. No wonder she's in such a partying mood.

You can keep track of Aubrey's exciting career developements by following her on Twitter.  And keep up with Shanell's (SnL) tweets, from her current tour with Lil Wayne.

Let us know in the comments section: What do you think of Aubrey and Shanell's (SnL) "Party All the Time"?